The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-10
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Serials, New Features, Etc.:
The Story of Keedon Bluffs-by Charles Egg
bert Craddock, author of "The Prophet of the
Great Smoky Mountains" Down the Ravine,"
etc. Illustrations by Edmund H. Garrett
Romulus and Remus-by Charles Remington
Talbot This story is not tale of ancient
Rome, but modern high comedy. Illus. by F.
T. Merrill
Montezuma's Gold Mines-by Fred A. ODER,
author of " The Silver CITY," A serial of ro-
mantle adventure based on Mr.. Ober's own
search for the lost mines of Montezuma. Illus.
by Hy. Sandman.
The Secrets at Roseladies-by NJ. H. Gather
wood. Western life on the Wabash. Illus. by
w. A. Rogers.
Howling Wolf and His Trick Pony--by Mrs.
Lizzie w. Champney. The hair breadth ad-
ventures of bright little Indian boy. Illus
by II. F. Fanny, and rom photographs.
Bird-Talk-1y Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney. A
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| metrical rendering of the birds song.
In War-Times at La Rose Blanche-by Mrs
M E M Davis. Twelve stories relating the
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Civil War. Illus. by E W Kemble.
Ballads about Old Time Authors-by Harriet
| Prescott spofford. Twelve picturesque story
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by Edmund 81 Garrett.
Famous Pets-by Eleanor Lewis. A series of
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graphs from noted people.
"Fairy Folk All by Louise Imogen Quincy
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with bewitching pictures.
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Concord Its Ways and By Ways-by Marg-
aret Sidney. Papers about this historic and
literary Mecca. Literally illustrated from
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| Longfellow's Boyhood. Also, Lougfellow and
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Wee Wedding, by Sophie May.
A "Lend- Hand" Group. Helping
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Flowers I have Met--by Grant Allen. OBJ
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| Washington and his Playmates-by VIM F
| Crane. New material from Virginia records
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/ Pictures of American Pastimes-by F Childe
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Successful American Women-by Sarah K
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Wonder-Wings, Mellangongs, Colossi and
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